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likes good jokes Georgetown District High School has a new vice principal Barb Single ton starts her duties in the fall Shes been a VP at Oakville Trafalgar and General Brock Tourney hosts The bantams Home Newspaper of Halton Hills Established 1 866 JULY See sports CI fmstmrvlca BRAKES ALIGNMENI TIRES Gueleh Street Canadian actor la the picture to the Reeves an Peter play director for the camera during a break front the shooting of Again- Meanwhile left director Steven Stern and the sound man watch the action daring the Mala Street shooting of the Walt picture Disney flick Young Again Iff Georgetown in the movies THE HILLS No place to burn Transporting garbage Burlington is and if some of could be burned In HI Us ii would save town considerable haulage costs Mayor Miller Bald last week if would be the lovmcould have a secluded place to bum this brush Mayor Miller of vegetative refute that townspeople aren allowed bum by the town policy needs you Acton and Georgetown Chambers of Comm are looking for Went to perform Aug for Hills Day at the CNE Singers dancers and are invited to call Carol Barrow at Ml or as soon as possible addition permits Sd tar this year there been single family detached homes under a plan of subdivision 14 or duplex homes and no apart or awaiting construction The construction Is worth million There been permits out or additions and alterations homes Thirty permits have been taken out for swimming pools lo date and for and carports Generous town Hilts Is a generous community and Georgetown Memorial Hospital should be grate ful for that Last year the hospital received In donations from service clubs and residents Unless specifically designated where that money Is lo be spent the donations may have gone into he hospitals operating expenses to cover the cost of items like new trays for the cafeteria or toys for the children ward but not for staff salaries The Herald was told Residents well Herald If We had a terrific time said John the production manager of Inc who were in town to film Young Again last The Wall Disney made for TV film was shot in downtown Georgetown July 10 II and 12 Steven II Stem who directed Running also filmed in Georgetown in charge again Some Main businesses operated making the street look like i busy night at cruising lime Mr said got the car race down he said As muny as JO extras from George were hind Others had to be brought in from Toronto as per the union agreement Mr said The film company put in long hours in Georgetown but everything went on schedule The weather clear skies as did the Legion on Mill Street where the film crew ate Georgetown District High School basketball and cheer lead uniforms were also used for high school scene- shot in Colleg an older looking high school needed in the film colli for uniform rental and were promised all costumes for the production with Rebels printed on them said physical teacher Grant The film is about a 40yearold luck broker played by Robert seeking the of his youth He defies time by rtturninj to his late He realizes those youthful were not that glorious when the fulls in love with a yearold woman Lindsay Wagner who re him Mr said the trip to Georgetown was enjoyable and there is a possibility wc be back If want to see Young Again is Georgetown residents and then took for its release on in January 1986 Water level reductions spurs region to action By Herald The mayor wants the study being taken to determine what effect the regions Davidson and Fourth Line wells are having on Gait water supply extended to In elude the effect of these wells on all wells in the area At last Wednesday mornings planning and public works meeting Mayor Miller asked that information be coll on the effect of these four regional wells on other landowners as well as Mrs The work was specif designed took at the interference bet ween the Davidson wells and Mrs Maltby prop erty plant engineer Vtncc said We have to sit down with the consultant and look at what could be done with the monies we asked for lo a lis the broader quest said he understood the study was to assist in determining the impact on the whole area This test will give us a greater understanding of What the effect of the Davidson wells are and the potential problems of them Mr Suffoletta explained What occurring at Mrs Maltby property could be occurring else where loo and this study will give an indication of any problems with the aquifer he said An aquifer Is an under ground of water international Water Consultants Ltd consul Gary Kuehl said the proposed lest is pnmar ily aimed at determining Interference on Mrs property but that it would also give a better understanding of the regional wells as they re to be monitored over the year Regional chairman Peter asked If there been complaints from other area and was told no Mrs Maltby has two wells and a pond on her property and has noticed a lowering of pond An archaeology dig planned for public Herald Special Crawford Lake staff ore eager to teach the public about in a special day July Called Archaeology Afternoon the public can enjoy an actual handson session Crawford Lake is a area near on the site of on old Indian Village The site Is being rest like it might have hundreds of years ago July staff from the Ministry or the Environ will be providing an Outdoor Awareness Game from p m and an Acid Ha In Work shop from 154 be instruction on making Indian clay pipes July Join the staff at Crawford Luke for Kids Day August The Conservation Area is located on the comer of Ave and Guclph Line just south of Highway and north of Highway or more Weckdoys Hungry Hollow alive with noises By AM Herald Staff Noise is a problem at he Water Pollution Control Plant at Hungry Hollow in Hills Area residents hove been com plaining since last year about excess ive noise from the plant treats Georgetown sewage To try and put a lid on it the regions hired Barman Cloutter low and Associates for The firm is looking Into how big a noise problem there is at the plant and making recommendations on the and most effective solution Through studies plant staff have zeroed in on the source of that bothersome noise It fl all duo lo the aeration process which bubbles oxygen inlo the sewage before it can be released into Sliver Creek Eight large surface aeration mix systems beat air into the surface water just as cake beaters do in your kitchen treatment engineer explained The running motors and the splashing make for the noise problem that garnering more and more complaints from neighbors People are claiming loud at some times and not at others Mr said 11 could be due to the of the valley He said the motors arc running at same speed all time just as they have for the past years ever since the region took over sewage from the Ministry of In Waterloo this noise problem Is under control thanks to acoustic vers installed over the motors taking a close look at whether Waterloo s solution con be implemented in Georgetown II would about to install housing for two motors With eight aeration motors that would add up to The only problem wilh the cover is overheating Mr The Waterloo system may not fit on our structure The firm of Barman Cloutier Swallow and Associates are able to design a cover for Georgetown aeration mixing systems he said If the firm recommends going the wayof covers the region try ihem out on two motors and progressive add more if they work are needed Mr usly said The region has another alternative to look at which Is to replace the entire aeration system wilh a diffused ion system Thai would cost about million according to the director of public works Bob Moore Diffused aeration blows air from inside the aeration reactor and operates much more Mr Yusty said When Air Indias jetliner crashed Corrigan responded to security call By DAVE ROWNEY Herald Stafr The day after Air India jetliner crashed Into the Atlantic Ocean Georgetown a Corrigan received a call from Transport Can The federal transport ministry wanted to know how his firm could help beef up airport security Located on Guelph Street Corri Instrumentation Services Ltd is the Bole suppliers to the federal government for metal detectors and security ray systems Assuming the downing of the Air India was a terrorist act Transport Canada wanted new security ray scanners to be used for large pieces of luggage Mr Corrigan was able lo divert three system two scanners on their way to Saudi Arabia from California firm Corrigoti Instrumentation also lent out five of their smaller system one scanners which are used primarily for smaller hand held luggage In the meantime has been gearing up for an order of 24 system two ray scanners that will be built here In Georgetown The first two machines will be ready by Friday and more have been promised by Iho third week of August Approximately per cent of the machine consists or Canadian mater in Is and parts Mr Corrigan said The machine is able to detect a piece of wire buried in inch thick aluminum casing Is a picture of television monitor which Is fixed on a suitcase that has a toy metal gun Inside Herald photo At times people will try and pass through airport security by hiding weapons or bombs inside of an The x ray Scanner picks up differ cnl densities and Items such as paper clips and heroin can be clearly detected Joe Corrigan and his wife Peggy started firm in 1381 at a lime when Canada economy was ailing But there was a strong market for security metal detectors and Ihe company a fortunes look off Total sales for Corrigan went from in the first to million last year Mr start his company blindly Trained in the Navy as an electronics expert he worked for In Dominican Republic and for kumpu a Finnish mining company Working on ray machines for floatation control and ore analysis as well as for security Mr Corrigan became familiar with the market and he developed a number of contacts with Transport Canada while working for his former employers Now with a staff of 13 employees Corrigan is sending its products ar ound the world and gets requests for quotes from places Tike Hong Kong Nepal and Jamaica Many of Canada correctional Institutes are using made equipment and even a nuclear plant In Korea has a Corrigan scanner much The future looks promising for the Georgetown firm Some companies such as Bowes Company Ltd are interested In purchasing equipment made by that will help in Improving quality control Already some P E I potatoes are being screened by Corrigan equipment to old in the detection of hollow spots in potatoes Before ray scanners were used if ID per cent of a shipment had rotted inside whole truck would be rejected by the government The 000 cost of the machine paid for Itself in about a month after it was in use Mr said Sales Manager Dave KMdle Hell and president Joe Corrigan of Corrigan Instrumentation Systems Ltd slaiwltiy one of their test machines used to demonstrated baggage security Soon Canadian airports will be getting ray machines able to detect metal object or explosives hidden la large pieces of luggage